Comparison between unsupported mesoporous Co3O4 and supported Co3O4 on mesoporous silica as catalysts for N2O decomposition
Authors:
- Hun Min ChoiHCHun Min Choi
- Seung-Jae LeeSLSeung-Jae Lee
- Seung-Hyun MoonSMSeung-Hyun Moon
- Tuan Ngoc PhanTPTuan Ngoc Phan
- Sang Goo JeonSJSang Goo Jeon
- Chang Hyun KoChang Hyun Ko
- 1 July 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Catalysis Communications
- Vol. 82, 50-54
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Funding Information
- Korea Ministry of Environment (2013001690010)
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